The ATDPS (Automatic Tablet Dispensing and Packaging System) from JVM provides an accurate and cost-effective prescribing work environment for hospital pharmacies by automating the entire medication preparation process, from sorting, distributing, and packaging tablets to printing on the pouch inventory based on the order. The ATDPS is available in five models that suit various pharmacy conditions depending on the type, frequency, and volume of medications ordered to maximize work efficiency. Each model connects with the pharmacy’s computer system.

> JVM Co, LTD  

The Medication Packager is a high-speed, bar code medication packaging system for the central pharmacy that enables pharmacists to improve dispensing accuracy, increase productivity, and lower overall costs. The packager integrates with Omnicell’s WorkflowRx inventory management software and Medication Carousel to provide a cohesive perpetual inventory management solution. An integrated dispensing tray supports half-tablet and low-volume medications, and the intelligent order routing option directs orders to the correct picking location, eliminating time spent trying to track down inventory. A user-friendly label designer creates customized bar code labels for packaging. Additionally, the system helps reduce inventory costs by using bulk inventory, increases pharmacist and technician efficiency, and aids in Joint Commission compliance by providing a complete audit trail of all transactions.

> Omnicell, Inc 

PACMED is a high-volume medication packager that assists pharmacy in gaining control and consistency over packaging, streamlining replenishment of automated dispensing and storage solutions in the central pharmacy and in cabinets in clinical areas. The system is available in capacities ranging from 100 to 500 medication canisters, and the multi-tasking PACMED Server Plus software combines with the Connect-Rx software platform to electronically process orders for automated dispensing cabinets. PACMED helps reduce cabinet fill time and decreases oral solids packaging labor. The ROBOT-Ready PACMED enables hospitals with ROBOT-Rx to produce unit dose, bar-coded packages for oral solid medications faster, with less labor, and can reduce robot offline inventory. With the ability to interface with multiple pharmacy and cabinet systems through Connect-Rx, PACMED can be used for multi-facility support. McKesson aids in installation, maintenance, and medication canister calibration, and also provides a full-time customer support Help Desk.

> McKesson Corporation  

AutoPack integrates with the pharmacy system to provide a fully automated packaging system for oral solid medications. A variety of sizes are available to meet pharmacy’s needs, including AutoPack DO and AutoPack DE. The oral solid packagers are compact, efficient, and easy to use. AutoPack DE has a smaller footprint and a new canister design that allows for automatic dispensing for half-dose tablets, infrequently used tablets, and tablets with special shapes. In addition, the DE has fewer canisters to calibrate and packages oral solids at a lower cost.

> Talyst